The Timeless Value of In-Person Conferences

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In an era where digital connections dominate, the value of in-person conferences remains unmatched. UXPA 2025 offers not just a gathering of professionals, but an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow in ways that virtual interactions simply cannot replicate. The essence of conferences like UXPA are in their ability to bring people together — human connection is at the heart of progress. Building meaningful relationships with peers, mentors, and thought leaders creates a foundation for powerful professional networks. These connections are more than just LinkedIn contacts or email exchanges; they are the catalysts for ideas, partnerships, and opportunities that shape careers and industries alike. “Building meaningful relationships with peers, mentors, and thought leaders creates a foundation for powerful professional networks.” …

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Week 3: Designing for Autism in UX

UXPA Guest Blog Post Brenda Njemanze Week 3

Welcome to insights and stories from our wonderful UXPA Community! This new blog series is dedicated to showcasing our members and interesting UX topics. Our goal is to bring together various viewpoints from fellow UXers all over the globe. If you’d like to participate, please email volunteers@uxpa.org. Designing for Neurodiversity in UX: Embracing Different Ways of Thinking Imagine if the digital world didn’t look the same for everyone, but worked differently based on how our minds navigate it. For millions of neurodiverse people using technology can feel like solving a puzzle with pieces that don’t quite fit — whether it’s the constant distractions of ADHD, the reading struggles of dyslexia, or the sensory overload often faced by autistic individuals. While …

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Week 2: Designing for Dyslexia in UX

UXPA Guest Blog Post Brenda Njemanze Week 2

Welcome to insights and stories from our wonderful UXPA Community! This new blog series is dedicated to showcasing our members and interesting UX topics. Our goal is to bring together various viewpoints from fellow UXers all over the globe. If you’d like to participate, please email volunteers@uxpa.org. Designing for Neurodiversity in UX: Embracing Different Ways of Thinking Imagine if the digital world didn’t look the same for everyone, but worked differently based on how our minds navigate it. For millions of neurodiverse people using technology can feel like solving a puzzle with pieces that don’t quite fit — whether it’s the constant distractions of ADHD, the reading struggles of dyslexia, or the sensory overload often faced by autistic individuals. While …

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Week 1: Designing for ADHD in UX

UXPA Guest Blog Post Brenda Njemanze Week 1

Welcome to insights and stories from our wonderful UXPA Community! This new blog series is dedicated to showcasing our members and interesting UX topics. Our goal is to bring together various viewpoints from fellow UXers all over the globe. If you’d like to participate, please email volunteers@uxpa.org. Designing for Neurodiversity in UX: Embracing Different Ways of Thinking Imagine if the digital world didn’t look the same for everyone, but worked differently based on how our minds navigate it. For millions of neurodiverse people using technology can feel like solving a puzzle with pieces that don’t quite fit — whether it’s the constant distractions of ADHD, the reading struggles of dyslexia, or the sensory overload often faced by autistic individuals. While …

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Check Out the Logos From Our 2025 Contest!

See all the logos on our UXPA 2025 International Conference site here. Congratulations to our winner and all our participants! Thank you to everyone who sent in their submissions!

Volunteer Spotlight: Matt Karakilic

Matt Karakilic Conference On-Site Volunteer Chair Meet Matt, our wonderful and innovative UXPA International Conference On-Site Volunteer Chair. Matt has helped UXPA create welcoming and enjoyable conference experiences for more than five years. Feel free to say hi and to see him in action at UXPA 2024! 1) How did you get started in UX? When I started my journey to become an engineer, I soon realized I didn’t want to be behind the screen not interacting with people. After countless visits to my engineer advisor, he suggested I check out the new department our university had. Before I knew it, I was enjoying everything Design was bringing to my plate! I took my first internship with SAP in India …

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